As a lifestyle expert with a deep appreciation for athleticism and resilience, I am absolutely thrilled to witness the extraordinary achievements of our Indian para-athletes at the Paris Paralympic Games 2024. Their determination, skill, and spirit are truly inspiring.
Indian para-athletes are making us all proud by representing our nation at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. Friday saw a significant milestone as India won four medals, including one gold, one silver, and two bronze, during this competition. Avani Lekhara secured the gold medal in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 final. Notable Bollywood personalities such as Kareena Kapoor Khan, Ayushmann Khurrana, among others, took to social media to congratulate Avani on her impressive victory.
Significantly, Mona Agarwal claimed the third place in the same air rifle tournament category. Manish Narwal took home silver in the men’s competition. Preethi Pal secured a bronze in the Women’s T25-100m event at the Paralympics, making her the first Indian para-athlete to accomplish this feat.
On August 30th, I, an ardent admirer, couldn’t help but express my joy as Kareena Kapoor, a woman I deeply respect, took to Instagram to celebrate the historic victory of Avani, Mona, Manish, and Preethi at the Paralympics. In her heartfelt story, she shared a beautiful collage of these four incredible para-athletes and gave them a well-deserved shoutout. Bebo, as we fondly call her, penned down a hearty “Huge congratulations” accompanied by a red heart and the Tricolor emojis, symbolizing both her admiration and love for our nation.
As a lifestyle enthusiast, I couldn’t help but share my exhilaration after witnessing India’s triumphant day at the Paralympics. I find myself swelling with pride and joy! In my recent Instagram story, I extended my heartfelt congratulations to the champions who brought home the gold. What a remarkable display of resilience, determination, and skill! #IndiaShinesAtParalympics
Take a look at Kareena and Ayushmanna’s respective posts:
Sonali Bendre, recognized for films like Hum Saath-Saath Hain and Sarfarosh, took to social media to convey her appreciation for para-athletes Avani Lekhara and others who recently won. On her Instagram, she shared a collage of Avani and Mona proudly displaying their medals from the competition. The actress from Sarfarosh extended her congratulations to the air rifle champions, saying “Medals are back home,” accompanied by a heart and Tricolor emojis.
Beyond them, producer Jackky Bhagnani and his wife, actress Rakul Preet Singh, also congratulated Avani and Mona via their Instagram stories. In his message, Jackky referred to it as a “remarkable accomplishment.” He wrote, “Congratulations to Avani Lekhara for winning the gold medal and Mona for winning the bronze at the Paralympics.” The producer continued, “Your success is nothing short of extraordinary and incredibly inspiring. We are all extremely proud of you.”
Rakul Preet, in contrast, shared a college photo on Instagram that includes air rifle shooters Avani and Mona. In her Instagram post, the De De Pyar De actress praised their achievements, saying, “Avani Lakharia’s double gold win at Paris 2024 and Mona Agarwal’s bronze medal are proof of their perseverance and commitment.” She found this moment to be inspiring and expressed her admiration for these champions.
Here are the screenshots of their Instagram stories:
Sonu Sood expressed his pride on a platform by congratulating air rifle shooters Avani Lekhara and Mona Agarwal following their impressive win at the Paralympics 2024. In his post, he shared an image of the two athletes triumphantly displaying their victory signs. His message read, “I’m so proud of you both.”
Following my latest triumph, I have made history as the first Indian woman to secure two gold medals at the Paralympic Games. In the climactic final match, I excelled by scoring an impressive 249.7 points at the games. On day two, I etched my name in the record books by establishing a new Paralympic record, surpassing my previous one set during my Tokyo 2020 debut, where I achieved a score of 249.6 as a para-athlete.
Congratulations to the winners of the Paris Paralympic Games 2024.
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2024-08-31 01:07